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科目：教甄◆英文科 | 年份：105年 | 選擇題數：50 | 申論題數：0

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1. People with sleep ____ should visit psychiatrists or doctors to find out the cause of their problems. (A) disability (B) dismay (C) disorders (D) sufferings
2. Down's syndrome is the most common genetic form of intellectual disability, and ___ approximately one in 1,000 people. (A) afflicts (B) effects (C) infects (D) inflects
3. Quite a lot of dried tofu products sold in the greater Taipei area have been found to contain ____ of unacceptable chemicals. (A) agency (B) remains (C) residue (D) subsidy
4. The Public Television Service said it would invite experts to advise on a ___ of its PeoPo online platform after a woman posted a controversial video. (A) release (B) remodel (C) renounce (D) revamp
5. Many students ___ Dr. Wu not just because he’s such a heavy hitter in innovations but because they know their professor truly loves and cares for them. (A) redeem (B) revere (C) perspire (D) inspire
6. Younger kids have the notion that they’re at the center of things, and adolescents by nature are especially ___. (A) eloquent (B) egocentric (C) prudent (D) sophisticated
7. Big changes often start with acts that looked pointless at the time: small acts of resistance, bold acts of defiance, subtle acts of ____, even witty acts of disobedience. (A) subversion (B) dedication (C) submission (D) compliance
8. Psychologists explain that there is a difference between always looking at things at the bright side and blind ___. (A) integrity (B) conductivity (C) destiny (D) positivity
9. Coastal areas will likely become ____ by the rising sea because of global warming. (A) sublime (B) submerged (C) submitted (D) subsumed
10. He had been accused of vanity and ___ in his office, but his reputation for ability and integrity as a judge was high even with his enemies. (A) allegation (B) causation (C) confrontation (D) ostentation
11. During the looting, the ____ stole everything they could and then set fire to the buildings. (A) mediators (B) rioters (C) navigators (D) incubators
二、文法(共 7 題，計 14 分) 
12. Facing a possible insufficient power supply this summer, the premier was considering having the first reactor of the First Nuclear Power Plant ________. (A) reactivate (B) reactivated (C) reactivating (D) to reactivate
13. Had it not been for your donation, those orphans _____ twenty years ago. (A) would not have been educated (B) would be dead (C) could have brought up well (D) could die
14. He completed a 32-line ballad that celebrated the drover’s simple, free life in the bush, ___ it with his own life in the crowded and busy city. (A) contrasted (B) contrast (C) contrasting (D) be contrasted
15. The invention of steel has enabled builders to construct more sturdy buildings, ____ lighter vehicles, and homemakers to use knives that do not rust. (A) car manufacturers making (B) and car manufactures make (C) car manufacturers to make (D) and making car manufacturers
16. The study reveals that male elephants follow a strict social hierarchy ___ each member knows his rank or status. (A) which (B) in that (C) in which (D) when
17. Scientists have concluded ___ rainfall and general weather conditions. (A) that sunspots affect (B) what affects sunspots that (C) what affects sunspots (D) that what sunspots affect
18. When ___ with the unexpected, babies learn about the object better and come up with their own hypothesis for why the object behave in a certain way. (A) confronted (B) observed (C) being given (D) being encountered
三、英語教學理論(共 5 題，計 10 分) 
19. In a geography class, the instructor distributes a handout that she has prepared based on a video, ‘Understanding Globes.’ The top section on the handout is entitled ‘Some Vocabulary to Know.’ Listed are some key geographical terms used in the video. The teacher asks the students to listen as she reads the new words. Below the list is a modified cloze passage. The teacher tells the students to read the passage. They should fill in the blanks in the passage with the new vocabulary where they are able to do so. After they are finished, she shows them the video. As they watch the video, they fill in the remaining blanks with certain of the vocabulary words that the teacher has read aloud. What teaching method is this? (A) The task-based method. (B) The silent way. (C) The audio-lingual method. (D) The content-based method.
20. In terms of Direct Method, which of the following is NOT correct? (A)No translation is allowed because meaning is to be conveyed directly in the target language through the use of demonstration and visual aids. (B)Language is primarily speech; reading is therefore delayed until students are capable of doing oral communication fluently. (C)Grammar should be taught inductively. After being exposed to plenty of linguistic data, students are guided tointernalize the rules themselves. (D)Vocabulary is emphasized over grammar since oralcommunication is seen as basic and words are the main elements used in speaking.
21. Rod Ellis (2006) offered some of his own answers to questions about when and how toteach grammar. Which of the following statements is not his assertion? (A) Corrective feedback can facilitate acquisition if itinvolves a mixture of implicit and explicit feedback. (B) Explicitgrammar teaching is more effective at the beginning levels than intermediate to advanced levels. (C) Both deductive and inductive approaches can be useful, depending on the context and purpose of instruction. (D) Both form and meaning should be emphasized; learners need to have the opportunity to practice forms in communicative tasks.
22. Which of the following statements about “assessment” is incorrect? (A) A good test is practical, so the financial limitations, time constrains, ease of administration, and scoring and interpretation should all be taken into consideration. (B) A reliable test is consistent and dependable, and the sources of unreliability may be the test itself, the administration of a test, the test-taker, and the scoring of the test. (C) The most complex criterion of a good test is validity, which includes content validity, face validity, and construct validity. (D) The authenticity of a language test refers to the degree of correspondence of the characteristics of a given language test task to the features of a native language task.
23. Which of the following is NOT comprehension-based? (A) The Audiolingual Method (B) The Lexical Approach (C) Total Physical Response (D) The Natural Approach
24. (A) as for (B) in fact (C) particularly (D) with regard to
25. (A) For example (B) In contrast (C) Therefore (D) Actually
26. (A) although (B) because (C) before (D) so that
27. (A) difference (B) pattern (C) similarity (D) theory
28. (A) Going (B) Masked (C) Spurred (D) Enlightened
29. (A) levels (B) occasions (C) vocations (D) races
30. (A) equipment (B) reference (C) furniture (D) armory
31. (A) while (B) yet (C) however (D) at the same time
32. (A) end (B) accomplishment (C) result (D) halt
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41. Which of the following is the best title for the passage? (A) A Dangerous Charity Tour (B) Interesting Places to Visit (C) Two Very Different Charity Tours (D) How Charities Raise Money through Tours
42. Which one of the following is probably not an adventure tour for the charity? (A) Climbing Mt. Everest (B) Spending a weekend in Boston (C) Sailing across the Atlantic Ocean (D) Crossing the Mongolian Gobi Desert
43. Why are the tours described in this passage interesting for people? (A) The tours are great experiences. (B) The participants can go to parties. (C) The participants have to pay for the trips. (D) The participants canuse the money they collect for the charities.
44. What does deposit in paragraph mean? (A) A sign up list for the trip (B) Space saved for the trip (C) The material removed from the coins (D) Money paid to make a reservation for the trip
45. Why does the author mention that one farmer divided his field into small pieces? (A) To show how expensive the farm can be. (B) To show how people can win a prize in the tours. (C) To show how difficult the charities tours can be. (D) To show how people raise money for the charities.
46. Why don't some people agree with the way of raising money for charities as described in this passage? (A) It is better resting on a beach. (B) Not all the money raised is given to the charities. (C) Some people who took part in the adventure cried. (D) The participantsmust raise a lot of money to join the trip.
47. “Does your house smell pine fresh? If so, you might want to open a window.” What is NOT the reasoning behind this statement? (A) To enjoy more fresh pine smell, you might want to open your window. (B) You might want to open a window so that the fragrance could disperse quickly. (C) The manmade smell of pine creates small amounts of formaldehyde. (D) Chemicals might build up at home, which is a concern.
48. What is NOT the concern for cardboard packaging mentioned here? (A) mineral oils (B) BPA (C) flame retardant (D) carcinogenic chemicals
49. Which of the following is NOT a household pollutant mentioned here? (A) cleansing products (B) packaging (C) furniture (D) pine trees
50. Which of the following is NOT correct? (A) SC Johnson did not reveal the full ingredients in some products in the past. (B) Pine and lemon flavors in household products are both natural fragrances, 100% toxic-free. (C) Chemicals in cardboard packaging are not regulated. (D) Coop does not sell microwave popcorn due to its concern on chemicals in packaging.

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